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We based our play-in game pick on conference RPI. Right now, the SWAC (Jackson State) and the MEAC (Delaware State) are the two lowest-rated automatic bid leagues. The Northeast Conference is third to last, so it's still very possible that the committee has Central in the bottom two of the S-curve and in the play-in game.

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